Sentence examples for capricious behaviour from inspiring English sources

Freking signified cavorting, sudden movement, or capricious behaviour.

For those commissioned to document the champion, Ali's capricious behaviour made him both a handful and a curiosity.

But the whimsical and capricious behaviour from recent presidents of the World Bank has a lot to do with the appointment process and the singular lack of a structured effort to establish goals and assess outcomes.

However it will also be made unnecessarily difficult by capricious behaviour from the very watchdogs who are ordering banks to raise the funds.One problem is the endless tinkering with the rules.

It was a vexing process in which writing happened both on paper and in the typist's harried imagination; IBM's literature commanded the user to "visualise the characters on the tape!" so as to grasp the machine's capricious behaviour.

Clark Gable, Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn have all checked in to sip the local water over the years, and discreet staff have handled smoothly guests with peculiar requests or capricious behaviour, including the Polish count who insisted on clearing the restaurant for a game of tennis to a British lord who was ticked off for flicking cherry stones at other guests during dinner.

But these are capricious views expressed capriciously, which is, in my opinion, really irresponsible behaviour.

Ambitious, emotionally volatile, bright, irritating, capricious, duplicitous and occasionally likeable, Karl Ove is stuck in various cycles of destructive and self-destructive behaviour.

He said Jock's behaviour in prison had been "exemplary under extreme provocation" and he accused Bulgarian authorities of being "capricious" and "vindictive".

Are psychiatric diagnoses capricious?

"It's almost capricious".